Total Information Am Weekend

If you're looking for a unique place to spend a few hours (with or without kids), look no further than City Museum. The downtown St. Louis attraction was KMOX host Scott Jagow's destination this week for Roaming St. Louis. He chats with the museum's creative director Rick Erwin about the history of the place, the bus on the roof, other highlights and coming attractions. There are many. 

Join Scott Jagow as he takes a trip down memory lane to explore the iconic fashion trends of the 1950s. From poodle skirts and penny loafers to figure-eight pencil skirts and tailored blouses, delve into the stylish ensembles that defined the era. Discover the popular color schemes, accessory choices, and hairstyling techniques that were all the rage among girls and ladies of the time.  

Join Tom Ackerman for an in-depth discussion on the latest in sports. From the resilient performance of the soccer team, showing determination and comeback prowess, to the growing concerns surrounding the Cardinals' performance on the field, and the excitement surrounding a new player for the Billikens, this episode covers it all. With insights from interviews with key figures in the sports world, including John Mozeliak and Doug Armstrong, and analysis of recent games and player performances, this episode provides a comprehensive roundup of the weekend's sports action.

Join Scott Jagow as he intertwines haiku, baseball, and the musical prowess of Taylor Swift. Delve into the magic of haiku as it captures the essence of the season, explore the significance of April in the world of baseball, and celebrate the artistry and honesty of Taylor Swift's music. From the beauty of nature to the excitement of sports and the depth of musical expression, this episode encapsulates the spirit of April traditions.

Join Fred Bodimer as he delves into the latest updates in the world of religion. This episode covers the ongoing restoration efforts at Notre-Dame Cathedral in Paris, the concerning rise in anti-Semitic incidents in Missouri, and the unexpected passing of Christian music star Mandisa. From the rebuilding of historic landmarks to addressing pressing social issues and remembering influential figures, this episode provides a comprehensive overview of recent developments in the realm of religion.

Join Fred Bodimer as he brings you the latest updates in health news from the weekend. Discover the dual benefits of obesity drug Zepbound in relieving obstructive sleep apnea and the unexpected effects of the weight loss drug Ozempic on personality and behavior. Plus, learn about the melatonin industry's call for tighter guidelines and the CDC's campaign to combat smoking. Stay informed about health risks associated with basil contamination and more

Join Scott Jagow and Stuart McMillian as they delve into a sobering discussion about the brevity of life and the harsh realities of violence in the community. From reporting on murder scenes to witnessing the aftermath of tragic events, Stu shares his poignant observations on how life continues amidst tragedy. The conversation touches on the devaluation of life by perpetrators of violence and the alarming disregard for safety on the streets. 

Join Debbie Monterrey as she sits down with Tim Green, Executive Vice President of the St. Louis Electrical Connection, to discuss the organization's impactful annual event. Learn how the partnership between the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers (IBEW) and the National Electrical Contractors Association (NECA) is making a difference in the lives of St. Louis residents. 

Join Megan Lynch and Tom Ackerman on "Total Information" as they catch up with Kat Neville, Vice President of Communication at Explore St. Louis. Kat shares insights from her recent trip to Charleston, where she represented St. Louis at the Travel South global summit. Discover how St. Louis is making international connections and promoting itself to travelers worldwide.

Johnny Rabbitt tells us about Gas Light Square.

CDC new concern in measles cases, Oregon says Covid vaccine is not associated with cardiac deaths and launchable warnings.

KMOX Sports Director Tom Ackerman joins Scott Jagow to discuss The Masters, Cardinals start, what Blues need to do for next season and City SC looking to score. 

KMOX Political Analysts John Hancock and Michael Kelley join Scott Jagow discussing Iran attack on Israel, abortion, and President Biden and student loan forgiveness.

For his weekly Sunday morning segment Three Good Things, KMOX host Scott Jagow describes his experience during this month's total eclipse of the sun. It includes seeing on Lake Ontario what's known as a superior mirage, or Fata Morgana. Scott tells us what it is and how it might've been the reason the Titanic sank. Plus, you'll hear some pretty outrageous Weather Channel coverage of the eclipse.   

Vatican on human dignity and a kid arrested for an attack on a someone at a church.

Join us for a lively chat with Joe Pott, part of our weekly segment, Chat withStuMac, where we dive into the world of socks. Joe shares the origin of his fascination with socks and how it became a game-day ritual, posting unique sock choices for every basketball game. From Christmas-themed socks to the changing trends in men's accessories, we explore the evolving role of socks as the new tie.

Ning Zhang, McKelvey School of Engineering at Washington University joins Tom and Megan discussing being the winner after the Federal Trade Commission asked for submissions to stop voice cloning.

 Join us for an in-depth discussion on the current season of City SC as we analyze their performance and prospects. Sporting Director Lutz Pfannenstiel provides valuable insights into the team's strategy, challenges, and opportunities. From the team's evolving playing style to the significance of upcoming home games, we explore the intricacies of professional soccer and the competitive landscape of the league.

Join us for a comprehensive report on the Vatican's recently released doctrine titled "Infinite Dignity," which has sparked significant controversy. Delve into the implications of this doctrine, which takes a firm stance against gender-affirming surgeries and surrogacy, asserting the biological differences between men and women as created by God. 

Join us for a dynamic conversation with Margaret Brennan, host of CBS's "Face the Nation," as we delve into pressing issues shaping the political landscape. From the contentious debate over abortion rights in light of Arizona's near-total ban to the ongoing battle over student loan debt forgiveness, we explore the potential impacts on upcoming elections and policy outcomes